Calling critical race theory "deeply flawed and controversial," 20 state attorneys general want it left out of Department of Ed history and civics guidance.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said masks will remain a part of schooling in his state in the fall because vaccines may still not be approved for children under 12.
The U.S. Education Department released its long-awaited FAQ on allowably using funds allocated through ESSER and GEER on May 26, providing answers to questions state and local educational agencies had on numerous issues, including construction and renovation, as well as providing vaccinations to students and staff.
Some in education are suggesting certain students be retained because of the "learning loss" that has taken place. Here is an argument against that approach.
Nevada's school board approved for the Nevada Community School District to move forward with its plan to have Edmentum EdOptions offer an online academy in the fall for K-12 students.
States missed a valuable opportunity to use school report cards to help parents better understand how COVID disrupted student learning, a new report says.
Supporting teachers and staff with professional development and providing time for self-care pose two of the biggest post-COVID challenges for one Virginia district.
